St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES

The two year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Vim
cent, liz Sixth street south, died Saturday
night.
While out horseback riding Miss Ida How
ard, stenOgrapher at c. A. Pillsbury's Office,
was thrown from her horse on Thirty eighth
street and had her left arm broken.
1t is stated that the Minneapolis board of
education has adopted the Pathfinder text
books for use in the third and fourth grades,
in spite of the action of the state commits
sion.
Maxey, the needle eater, Eldridge and
Bloom, Madeline ConrOy, Howard, Hamilton
and Phillips in the comedy, Mrs Bradys
Boarding House," open to-day at the mu-
scum.
A small confectionery store on Third ave-
nue. south, between Washington avenue and
Third street, was badly damaged by fire yes
terday morning. Later on false alarm from
box called out the department..
The residences at 2213 and 2211 were
almost entirely destroyed by fire Saturday
night. The fire originated from the explo-
sion of a gasoline stove. The loss is about
$500, fully covered by insurance
This evening there will be mass meeting
of So Nbath school workers and persons intar-
eseA1 e. the Baptist church, under the aus
plces of the Minnesota State Sabbath School
association. Sam Jones will be one of the
speakers.
East side business men are discussing the
feasibility of building an opera house on thai
side. The notice has been posted in the real
estate exchange. There are O,O00 people
on that side and at present there is no hall to
speak of there.
w. K. Hicks and r. L. Berglund talk of
forming syndicate and buy up John G.
Wooley's market house franchise, lease the
Adams rink property on Sixteenth avenue
and open big market. If the scheme does
not work, Lessee Franklin will run it as a
private venture.
The scholars of st. Anthony parish will
hold the school closing exercises at Turner
hall, corner Sixth avenue and Marshall
street. northeast, Tuesday afternoon. The
exercises Will consist OF singing, reading and
Rotations, and the presentation of the
drama, who's Twin Harriet?'
The third annual picnic of the employees
of the Minneapolis and st. Paul railway gen
eral offices will be held at Lake Park, Lake
Minnetonka, tomorrow. A special train will
leave st. Paul at 8 o'clock and from Mime
apolis at $50. There will be all kinds of
games and dancing at the pavilion. A train
will return at 6 o'clock.
The new Danish Evangelical Lutheran
church, on the corner of Ninth street and
Twentieth avenue south, was dedicated yes
terday morning in the presence of a large
Racine, ofiiciated and was assisted by Revs.
Dahlstron and Damn. Service was held in
the evening, when several addresses were
made. The building cost 5000.
The Minneapolis Association of Stationary
Engineers has elected the following officers
President, Z. A. Daniels; vice president, w.
M. Sage; recording secretary, G. Diegan
treasurer, G. c. Gloyer: financial secretary,
f. c. Shephard; corresponding secretary j.
r. Moore; conductor, E. E. Steel; door
keeper, j. s. Calkins; trustees, E. s. Getchell,
j. u: Cummings, John Norton; librarian, H.
E. Chase; delegate to national convention to
be held in Cincinnati in September, j. R.
Moore.